Honour the package's __docformat__ when rendering docstrings - #96
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lightpanda-python is switching to Google-style Args sections in its docstrings (lightpanda-io/lightpanda-python#7). Convert docstrings with the docformat the package declares instead of assuming reST, render pdoc's section headings as bold labels so they stay out of the page outline, and leave list-item continuation lines alone when fencing indented blocks.
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Companion to lightpanda-io/lightpanda-python#7, which adds Google-style
Args:sections to every generated method and declares__docformat__ = "google"on the package.###### Arguments:) as bold labels so they do not land in the page outline.textfence.The page itself does not change until the Python PR is merged and the daily workflow regenerates it; I verified the output against that branch locally.